@pbacot said:

Edges WILL appear through thinner sections depending on the distance of the view. If the shot is closer they will disappear. Also try output at your desired resolution and view. Finer resolution will cause the edges to disappear. First try your final output before worrying. You can also hide the offending edges if you do not need them for other views. If you are doing such shots (multiple angle detail views), I wouldn't think the closeups would be showing the edges through. I only get this on long shots.

Thanks for your reply.

I am using 1920x1090 resolution. Interestingly, If I draw a test rectangle elsewhere on the page and then lift it up 2 cm, of course, I have nothing showing through. However, if I draw another rectangle on top of and inside the confines of the first rectangle on all edges except one giving me an overhang, I get the edge of the bottom rectangle showing thru the top rectangle. Subsequently, using the P/P tool, I can raise the top rectangle in two sections (the part that is totally on top of the first rectangle, and the second rectangle that overhangs can be raised with the P/P tool, but only as high as the section which is completely on top of the lower rectangle.

I wish I knew how to post pictures, so that I could show you.

Calgirl

@slbaumgartner said:

Check the View->Face Style and View->Edge Style settings to see what you have checked. Face Styles X-ray and Wireframe will cause things to show through. Edge Style Back Edges will also. Also, I assume you made the top a component and pushpulled it up, not down. Unless you make things components, the geometry will interact with other free geometry, and if you pulled down instead of up, the ends of the legs are actually coplanar with the top!

Thanks for your reply.
On the Edges Style I only have “Edges” checked
On the Face Style I have “Shaded with Textures:

When I draw the rectangle using the rectangle tool, before I use the Push/Pull tool, the rectangle shows the legs and aprons of the table thru the drawn rectangle. When I then use the P/P tool to uplift the table top to 2 cm, I still have the leg tops and aprons showing through. There is no point at which I can make the top a component where the leg tops and aprons are not showing. The only way to get rid of them is to use the erase tool.

@unknownuser said:

Have you a little image of that ?

I'd Like to post a picture, but can't figure out how to do it.! I'm such a newbie.

Make 2014 Windows 8.1

Using the Push/Pull tool, when I pull the top to a table to the thickness I want, I can see the outline of the underlying legs and rails through the 2 cm top!How do I get just a solid top short of erasing each outline? Help appreciated...Thnx